Did you ever wonder how coincidences happen in stories?

 

It takes more than a stroke of a pen or keys on a keyboard, you know.
Reality agents have to enter a story in the making and make it happen.

 

When a chance meeting is needed to push along the characters, reality agents make sure everything lines up. Or some good old ‘deus ex machina’? Now, that's definitely the work of an agent.
After all, if rocks are supposed to fall and kill everyone, someone has to throw those rocks, right?

(sci-fi, adventure, nerd humour, meta-textual)

 

The True Ship available via Draft2Digital (vendors linked).

Where do you meet up after a long day in fiction?

 

Kiki was over it. She really was. But when her old crush finds her way back into their hometown, Kiki has to realise that she was - to the surprise of absolutely no one - completely wrong.

(romance, wlw, nerd humour)

 

The Coffee Shop AU available via Draft2Digital (vendors linked).

This one has it all...

 

Quentin was the local accidental librarian. Accidental because he was of course not a trained librarian, and there were hardly any people to visit his library in the classical sense, not in damn near two hundred years. Unfortunately, just because the world had ended, that didn't mean it needed no more saving. And someone's gotta do it, right?

(vampires, adventure, nerd humour)

 

How a Post-Apocalyptic Vampire Librarian Saved the World available via Draft2Digital (vendors linked).

This world is far away... or perhaps already inside you.

 

Q is not on a quest. She’s not. She just wants to get out of her home town and discover the lands with no other goal in mind than to quench her curiosity. Or so she thinks. “May the good spells follow you home.”

(fantasy, quest)

 

Q's Key available via Draft2Digital (vendors linked).

What if I were to write a crime story without knowing who the bad guy is? Can you figure it out before the story's detective?

 

Cookie is here for murder and will be your narrator for the time being. Well, to be fair, she's only here to solve said murder and not to commit it. Reading about the philanderers she's usually investigating would be rather boring, wouldn't it? Murder is much catchier.

(mystery, woman detective, nerd humour)

 

Cookie available via Draft2Digital (vendors linked).